Pandora debuts limited-edition pearl charms with Harry Lambert

Pandora unveiled Pandora Wonders during Paris Haute Couture Week on July 7, launching Act I as a limited-edition freshwater pearl collection co-created with stylist Harry Lambert, the man behind looks for Harry Styles, Emma Corrin and Alexander Skarsgård.

Pearls already carry the built-in gift appeal that comes with birthstone jewelry, but Pandora is pushing them into a more playful lane with 11 dangle charms made for bracelets, necklaces and earrings. The lineup includes an ice cream cone, puffer fish, squid, mushroom, rocket, frog and heart padlock.

The collection uses one-of-a-kind freshwater baroque pearls, and the craftsmanship leans into that irregularity rather than sanding it away. Each piece is micro-pierced before being hand-set and finished with 14K gold plating. In a market crowded with polished pearl studs and strand necklaces, the collection’s appeal comes from movement, scale and a little humor.

All but two of the charms are priced under 100 euros, or about $113, while the two largest pieces retail for 199 euros, about $225.

Pandora has positioned Wonders as a long-term creative platform, not a one-off capsule, with a new creative partner each year interpreting a different signature material. Philippa Newman, Pandora’s chief product officer, said the project reimagines timeless materials in a way that feels fresh, expressive and unmistakably Pandora. Chief marketing officer Jennie Farmer said the Paris activation was meant to reach new audiences in an immersive, accessible and joyful way.

Limited quantities went on sale July 8, with early access at Dover Street Market London on July 7 and a Café Nuances activation in Le Marais, Paris, from July 8 to 11. Pandora sells in more than 100 countries through around 7,000 points of sale, including more than 2,800 concept stores.